Golden Rule Sunday Observed in Lin ton Churches Across Indiana
Governor Ed Jackson endorses Golden Rule Sunday on December 5 to aid orphans in Near East lands. Indiana urges observance across churches with extensive appeals for charitable giving and international relief, citing past success and the aim to help helpless children amid Armenia’s quake aftermath.
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Linton
Movement For the Relief of the
Near East
Indiana
Palestine
United States
Armenia
Will Look More Carefully At Form Of Search Warrant
Judge Cyrus E. Pattee quashed a search warrant and suppressed evidence in a liquor case against August and Malvina Speybrook at Mishawaka Indiana. The ruling could prompt statewide changes as prosecutors debate warrant conformity and law compliance.
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South Bend
Ind
Cyrus E. Pattee
Pattee
August
Malvina Speybrook
Mishawaka
Harry ‘L'Aylor
KK. A. Miles
Anti-Saloon League
Miles
Indiana
Prohibition Official Kidnapped at Biloxi
United Press reports J. B. Matthews, aide to Prohibition Administrator Q. D. Jackson, was kidnapped by rum runners late yesterday at the Biloxi Mississippi base. A machinist who accompanied him remains unnamed.
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United Press Dispatch
New Orleans
J. B. Matthews
Q. D. Jackson
Biloxi
Miss
Matthews
Carol Breaks Silence on Roumania Affairs in Paris
United Press dispatch from Paris reports former Crown Prince Carol briefly spoke about Roumania’s succession issue. He denied involvement in any coup and said he would remain silent to let others reveal positions before deciding his next move. Carol declined to visit Bucharest immediately, awaiting clearer signals amid King Ferdinand’s improving condition and news of a surgeon’s departure.
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United Press
Paris
Carol
Marie
Angelescu
Cherbourg
Roumania
Roumanian
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Hartmann
Flivver Trip to Los Angeles Costs 25 Dollars
In Zionsville on December 1, David Reese Willard Schuetz and Herbert Wurtzler of this city paid 25 dollars to travel by improvised car to Los Angeles California, per letters received by local friends.
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Zionsville
David Reese
Willard Schuetz
Herbert Wurtzler
Flivver
Los Angeles
Cal
Cold Wave Forecast Colors Midwest With Snow and Cold
A cold wave is expected to lower temperatures to about fifteen degrees above zero across the middle west. Snow flurries are forecast to be general this morning with colder conditions this afternoon. Temperatures were reported down in North Dakota and Michigan.
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United Press Dispatch
Chicago
Middle-West
Weather Bureau
Tow
North Dakota
Michigan
Illinois Central pays 1.5 million in 20 year tax suit settlement
Illinois Central railroad settled a lengthy suit by depositing 1.5 million dollars in the state treasury. Attorney General Oscar E. Carlstrom presented the check to Governor Small, who gave it to State Auditor Oscar Nelson and then to State Treasurer Omer N. Custer to become part of Illinois general revenue. The agreement requires altered methods for computing charterline gross receipts and covers taxes due since 1906 plus costs of litigation.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Oscar E. Carlstrom
General Revenue Fund of
Prosecution Near End of Full Doheny Conspiracy Case
The government expects to finish its case in the Full-Doheny conspiracy trial today or tomorrow. The defense will argue a $100 000 loan from E L Doheny to Albert B Fall on Nov 30 1921 lacked intent to influence the Interior Department over Elk Hills lease.
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Washington
Doheny
E.l.doheny
Albert B. Fall
Interior Department
Elk Hills
California
Naval Reserve
Fall
Clinton Doctor Ends Life After Bond in Mail Case
Dr. Annicbale Salaroglio of Clinton killed himself after being released on $3,000 bond on a federal charge of sending an unprintable letter. He had returned to Clinton from Terre Haute where he was arrested, and letters found in his home suggested he planned suicide. He died after a gunshot wound, and federal authorities noted the Italian language letters targeted a Clinton baker’s wife and a business partner. The 52-year-old physician had practiced 18 years in Clinton and had served in the Italian government consular service in Indiana.
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United Press Dispatch
Terre Haute
Annicbale Salaroglio
Clinton
Salaroglio
Clinton Post Office
Cy Hickman
Indianapolis
Salavaglio
A. P. Warman
Warman
Dr. Salaroglio
Clinton Hospital
Indiana
Democrats win in Martin County election contests
County commissioners at Shoals ruled three election contests in Martin County. Edward Vincent was reelected as Center township trustee, Curtis T. Brown won the county assessor race, and Clyde Porter captured the second district commissioner seat. All three challengers were Republicans, but the board upheld the Democrats.
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Martin County
Shoals
Edward Vincent
Center Township
Clyde Porter
Farmer John R. Bancroft Dies From Broken Back
Decatur report states John R. Bancroft a Geneva area farmer died after three months of suffering from a broken back caused by a fall from a fruit tree at his home last August. He resided near Geneva and his death closes the accident that afflicted him since the incident.
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Decatur
John R. Bancroft
Geneva
Insurance chiefs elect Conn as president in Los Angeles
Harry L. Conn of Columbus Ohio was re elected president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting in Los Angeles William Beebe the New York naturalist planned to explore the Atlantic floor in a steel cylinder A shot was fired into the home of George R Dale editor and cleanup crusader in Muncie Indiana Princess Alexandria Victoria ex wife of August Wilhelm fourth son of the ex Kaiser arrived in Boston for a six month American visit
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Harry L. Conn
Columbus
Ohio
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Los Angeles
William Beebe
New York
Atlantic
George R. Dale
Muncie
Ind
Alexandria Victoria
August Wilhelm
Boston
Paroled lifer Harris returns to Waupun prison
Michael Jo Harris, 70, once paroled after a life sentence for murder, voluntarily requested permanent confinement at Waupun prison. He told parole officials he felt at home behind bars and had no friends outside, having spent more than 32 years of his life in prison after the 1916 killing of Frederick Verkey.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Michael Jo ‘Harris
Waupua
Oscar Lee
Harris
Frederick Verkey
Waupace County
Joseph M. Siebel
Lee
Waupun Penitentiary
Siebel
Immigration figures for past fiscal year
During the fiscal year ended June 30, 1926, 496 106 aliens were admitted and 227 755 departed, a net gain in the alien population of 268 361. Of arrivals, 304 488 were immigrants for permanent residence and 191 618 were non immigrants. Two thirds of departures were nonemigrants returning after a temporary stay. 76 992 were emigrants. Immigrants are mainly ages 16 to 44, with 16 percent under 16 and 9 percent over 45. Males outnumber females nearly three to one among departing and arriving aliens.
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Washington
James J. Davis
Linton High Opens Season At Midland In Debut Schedule
Linton-Stockton high school basketball starts at Midland with seven returning players Weller Rupert Parks Rhodenbeck Eddy Jarman Ballard and new standouts Woodard Wright Bayer Stugger. The schedule lists games from December 4 to February 26 including home and away dates and post season Wabash valley rounds.
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Linton-Stockton High School
Midland
Weller
Rupert
Parks
Rhodenbeck
Eddy
Jarman
Ballard
Woodard
Wright
Bayer
Stugger
Launds
Dugger
Jasonville
Spencer
Garfield
T. H
Martinsville
Lyons
Evansville
Wabash Valley
Valley
Miners Call Issued for July 25 Meeting
United Mine Workers headquarters issued a call for a meeting of miners representatives from the United States and Canada to assemble in Indianapolis on July 25.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
United States
Canada
State move denied in Hall Mills mistrial bid
In Somerville New Jersey on December 1 1922 the state sought a mistrial in the Hall Mills murder case claiming juror prejudice and misconduct. Judge refused the motion though affidavits alleging sleep outside chatter and telephones without guards were read as the defense watched anxiously.
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United Press Dispatch
Court Room
Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Alexander Simpson
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie
Henry Stevens
Eleanor Mills
Edward Wheeler Hall
Simpson
Gilbert van Dorn
Frank Bernhart
Charlotte Mills
Robert H. McCarter
Washington Man Seeks House Clerk Post in Indiana
Lafayette Gilley of Washington Indiana announces his bid for principal clerkship of the Indiana house of representatives. Gilley formerly served as senate file clerk in 1909 and is backed by Jonas E B Pershing Daviess county Republican chairman and Ira A Mendenhall a candidate for speaker of the house.
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Indianapolis
Lafayette Gilley
Washington
Ind
Indiana
House of Representatives
Gilley
Senate
Jonas EB. Pershing
Daviess County
Ira A. Mendenhall
House
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